Cheshire Biodiversity

Description

Family farm provider of Biodiversity Net Gain (BNG) Units (otherwise referred to as Biodiversity Units (BU’s)) at Marbury in South Cheshire (sitting within the Shropshire, Cheshire & Staffordshire Plain National Character Area).

We have been conservation farmers for over 30 years involved in various government agri-environment schemes and self funded habitat creation areas to support local wildlife and nature. We have a dedicated training/meeting room with several nature walks to enhance your understanding of the farm’s biodiversity.

We have teamed up with Tyler Grange (Ecologists) to take our next steps on the conservation journey by producing a habitat management plan over approximately 25 acres of our farm.

This is Phase 1 of our BNG offsite scheme with the enhancement/creation of poor modified grassland and arable areas through to moderate other neutral grassland and scrub, thereby generating approximately 40 biodiversity units. We also have plans for the creation of ditch units and have a range of habitats such as hedgerows, woodland and ponds which would be suitable for a BNG scheme.

We intend to start establishing the first area of this phase this spring and will be providing updates as we progress on this exciting venture.

For further information and any queries, please do not hesitate to reach out or view our website at https://www.cheshirebiodiversity.co.uk/